SHABAZZ PALACES
Black Up CD
Packaging & Patch Design
Gold Foil on Crushed Black Velvet Paper
Embroidered Patch
Black Up Vinyl LP
Packaging & Patch Design
Cover: Black ink on black shark skin paper
Embroidered Patch
SOFT METALS
Soft Metals
Voices video stills
GATTO FRITTO
Gatto Fritto
Lucifer Morning Star video stills
"Local graphic-arts/marketing agency Dumb Eyes has concocted a brilliant new video of Gatto Fritto's "Lucifer Morning Star" that's ready to candy-coat your greedy retinas. The clip is a collide-eye-scopic reverie that whirls many beautiful colors and bejeweled and washed-out moiré'd images at you during the track's six minutes of OMD-on-'ludes electro soufflé. Well done, Dumb Eyes.." —The Stranger
BEAT CONNECTION
Beat Connection
Logo
"Local graphic design outfit Dumb Eyes are behind the new video for Beat Connection's "Silver Screen" (they also designed the electronic duo's snazzy logo). You can watch the clip below, which features BC's Reed and Jordan 'sploring the woods in their silk jackets. The requisite kaleidoscopic effects and light trails also feature prominently, and I'm digging the unexpectedly Northwestern vibe of this clip." —The Stranger
Beat Connection
Silver Screen video stills
Beat Connection
In the Water video stills
PROMOTIONAL DESIGN
Selected Posters
Os Mutantes, Arthur Magazine, Gary Numan 18" x 24" ScreenPrints
Selected Posters
Panther, No Age and Talib Kweli
PACKAGING
Wona Baba Maraire
Music Packaging
I WANT YOU MAGAZINE
Free 7" records included with Issues 4 & 5
The Issue 4 7" included exclusive tracks from Shabazz Palaces and Stellar Om Source
The Issue 5 7" included exclusive tracks from Dro Carey and Etbonz
King County Public Health
7" records distributed at Mirror event
MIDDAY VEIL
Midday Veil
Asymptote II video stills
"One of Seattle’s most inspirational psychedelic bands, Midday Veil, commissioned a video of their song “Asymptote II” to local design collective Dumb Eyes, and the results are mind-boggling. Feast your eyes on its kaleidoscopic, strobokinetic, color-orgiastic splendor below." —The Stranger